Robin Hood #15
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free# Robin Hood #15 The issue contains multiple stories. The main Robin Hood narrative involves a dispute over true leadership of Sherwood Forest, with a character claiming to be the real Robin Hood. Another story features Sir Galant, the Red Knight, who defeats an opponent at Camelot through what appears to be witchcraft or magic, then rides to Castle Gules where he encounters an old man and learns of a lady in distress requiring rescue. A third story follows Sir David of York, an unhappy knight who has lost a necklace belonging to his beloved; he encounters old Bertram in a marsh country, who helps him recover it after Robin Hood defeats a wild bear. The issue showcases multiple interconnected medieval adventures across its pages.
In a tale of mistaken identity and masked loyalty, a mysterious knight known only as the Nameless Knight arrives at Prince John’s joust, refusing to reveal his face or name to protect his family from Robin Hood’s enemies. After being mistaken for Robin by Prince John and later joining the Merry Men in Sherwood Forest, he becomes a trusted ally—though his masked presence hides a secret that could unravel everything when a traitor pretending to be Robin sets a deadly trap.
In Sherwood Forest, the ever-busy LUB dreams of proving himself a true knight despite being assigned only menial chores by the Merry Men. When Robin Hood and Maid Marian leave to rescue captured comrades, LUB takes it upon himself to help—fixing a broken wagon wheel, only to be mistaken for a noble knight by the very prisoners he unknowingly aids.
Sir Galant flees the tournament at Camelot, avoiding a challenge from the Red Knight, not out of cowardice but to reach Castle Gules before sunset to rescue the imprisoned Lady Joanna and her brother. Along the way, he encounters an old woman who seems to glimpse his fate, only to find the castle eerily abandoned and aged—until a shocking revelation unravels the truth behind the illusion.
In a tale of cunning and foresight, Robin Hood learns that Sir Gui of Glamore Castle has kidnapped the forest sage Bertram o' the Green, seeking to use his rumored second sight to uncover Robin’s whereabouts. With the help of a clever plan and the coming rain—predicted by observing the lingering smoke from a recent fire—the Merry Men launch a daring rescue through the misty woods.
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